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Originally Posted by mikey1600 okay cheers! I can't remember if it was 1000 or that was for something else specifically in someones build but I remember about the break in

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Old 06-12-2014, 02:24 PM   #1 (permalink)
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okay cheers!

I can't remember if it was 1000 or that was for something else specifically in someones build but I remember about the break in for the unit itself and some people had issues.

thanks for the heads up about the hot start, I'll let the tuner know, they have installed the SC kit before and tuned it, so hopefully they know about it. Anything else specifically that might cause a problem?
On the Stillen kit, I have seen people mention something about idle but there is a plate that goes somewhere to help balance air flow. I would need to look this one up, as I do not have the stillen kit.

Besides that, on the tuning side, just check hot/cold starts, make sure the idle seems to be in check. Have them adjust the fan speeds to kick on a little sooner.
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Yeah was going to get them to kick the fan speed on earlier, also maybe get the G37 thermostat, which I believe opens slightly earlier.

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On the Stillen kit, I have seen people mention something about idle but there is a plate that goes somewhere to help balance air flow. I would need to look this one up, as I do not have the stillen kit.

Besides that, on the tuning side, just check hot/cold starts, make sure the idle seems to be in check. Have them adjust the fan speeds to kick on a little sooner.
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Yeah was going to get them to kick the fan speed on earlier, also maybe get the G37 thermostat, which I believe opens slightly earlier.
The g37 thermostat is a nice (cheap) upgrade, have it myself and it comes on 10 degrees cooler which is a change (not sure if better or worse but nice). Just make sure you get the correct year, believe it is 2008 or 7.
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the g37 thermostat is a nice (cheap) upgrade, have it myself and it comes on 10 degrees cooler which is a change (not sure if better or worse but nice). Just make sure you get the correct year, believe it is 2008 or 7.
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As an FYI, I believe we debunked this myth. And we now believe the OEM 370Z one os the one 10 degrees cooler
OEM is 82C and the g37 one is 76.5C.
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OEM is 82C and the g37 one is 76.5C.
You is correct.



Correct me if I'm wrong, the impeller upgrade is the better overall upgrade, because instead of using more power to drive the SC, the air just has better flow...?
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Correct me if I'm wrong, the impeller upgrade is the better overall upgrade, because instead of using more power to drive the SC, the air just has better flow...?
Where do I get this impeller?
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On the Stillen kit, I have seen people mention something about idle but there is a plate that goes somewhere to help balance air flow. I would need to look this one up, as I do not have the stillen kit.

Besides that, on the tuning side, just check hot/cold starts, make sure the idle seems to be in check. Have them adjust the fan speeds to kick on a little sooner.
The plate covers the lower air filter, if you don't install it the MAFs get two different readings and the car kicks into some safety mode and goes way rich. Last picture of page 27 of the instructions. The shop that installed mine left it of and caused me all kind of headaches.
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The plate covers the lower air filter, if you don't install it the MAFs get two different readings and the car kicks into some safety mode and goes way rich. Last picture of page 27 of the instructions. The shop that installed mine left it of and caused me all kind of headaches.
^There it is, remember to have them check that plate.
The stillen kit since introduced has shown to be a good kit, but as others have pointed out any expansion can be difficult with how they designed and pieced the kit together. For an out of the box (with custom tune) making 400-450 it is a good kit, after that you need to look elsewhere.
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